Vinyled Roof, Front Lip, and Rear Valance.
09-11-2011, 11:52 PM
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09-30-2011, 12:00 PM
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Why would a person do this on a leased vehicle. For that matter, why would anyone lease a vehicle for just 2 years. None of this makes any financial sense to me. And how to you return a leased car which has aftermarket changes done to it? For that matter, does the lease agreement even ALLOW you to do such things to someone elses (the Lessor) car?
Regardless, your car looks great with this setup.
09-30-2011, 01:01 PM
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i like the idea, its def something i wouldnt have thought of
but i dunno how i feel about it just yet....more pics of the front please, better lighting
there are plenty of people who mod their leased cars. As long as you return it to stock before you return the car...there are no issues. Its fine for small mods like vinyls and tints....doesnt make sense for expensive mods like airbag suspension......but to each his own
what might make not make financial sense to you might be ok with someone else. But this is only going to turn into a lease vs buying debate........so lets just leave the owner worry about his financial decisions
but i dunno how i feel about it just yet....more pics of the front please, better lighting
Why would a person do this on a leased vehicle. For that matter, why would anyone lease a vehicle for just 2 years. None of this makes any financial sense to me. And how to you return a leased car which has aftermarket changes done to it? For that matter, does the lease agreement even ALLOW you to do such things to someone elses (the Lessor) car?
what might make not make financial sense to you might be ok with someone else. But this is only going to turn into a lease vs buying debate........so lets just leave the owner worry about his financial decisions
10-01-2011, 08:05 PM
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I don't think that vinyl's and tints are expensive mods to do on a leased car. My dealership allowed the tints and didn't say anything. They gave me a $500 allowance. Having anything other than the cheapest car that can get you from point A to point B reliably doesn't make financial sense. So just buying or leasing a G37 doesn't make financial sense at all.
That being said, I think it looks good. Where did you get the vinyls?
That being said, I think it looks good. Where did you get the vinyls?
10-06-2011, 11:00 AM
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Why would a person do this on a leased vehicle. For that matter, why would anyone lease a vehicle for just 2 years. None of this makes any financial sense to me. And how to you return a leased car which has aftermarket changes done to it? For that matter, does the lease agreement even ALLOW you to do such things to someone elses (the Lessor) car?
Tints..very easy to take off..What else did i do? Grow some *****..
